In this episode of “Salud en Claro,” three university professors who are dedicated to training future physical therapy professionals share their insights: Lirios Dueñas, a physical therapist, Ph.D. in physical therapy, and professor and researcher at the University of Valencia; Javier Matías, a physical therapist, Ph.D. in Health Sciences, and professor at Loyola University; and Alejandro Luque, professor of Physical Therapy at the University of Málaga and director of the Chair of Health and Pain.

Throughout this event, we will analyze how the teaching of pain has evolved in Spanish universities, the current role of the biopsychosocial model in undergraduate education, and the main challenges that still remain. What changes are needed to continue making progress?
An open conversation about education and professional futures, in which participants share experiences, reflections, and proposals to improve pain management training for future generations of physical therapists and other healthcare professionals.

YouTube: https://youtu.be/IfVmAsXNHXo

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0NbiK98im91cY7iskBR91G?si=ku6r_8d7TLucvZHs6jg2Gg